Kansas City and Chicago Market Prices Summary
Markets report hogs, cattle, veal, cows, bulls, sheep with varied weights and grades. Prices span highs for top grades and lows for leaner categories across Kansas City and Chicago, noting shifts in steers, heifers, feeders, hogs, sows, and lambs alongside butter and eggs.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Slips Further As Dow Dips On Tight Money
Stocks slide toward noon with 805 declines and 343 advances. Dow Jones average drops 4.49 to 788.54 as analysts expect further losses amid tight money policy. Glamor shares mixed and Litton Industries trading halted after lower October quarter earnings report.
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New York
Litton Industries
Mosier Funeral Service Held for Fred T Mosier
Funeral services for Fred T Mosier were held Saturday afternoon at John the Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Honorary bearers included Seth Farwell and Russell Davidson. active pallbearers were Earl Wible and Kenneth Brown. Burial followed at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery with American Legion military rites.
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Russell Davidson
Seth Farwell
Dewey Maghe
Howard Jester
Claude Wanamaker
I. E. Trussell
John Lofthouse
Sheldon D. Propst
Earl Wible
Kenneth Brown
A. F. van Wickle
Milo Johnson
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
American Legion
Fire Danger At Christmas
State Fire Marshal Arthur Ramey in Topeka warns Christmas season home fires loom high. Review safety steps including water in tree stands, keep trees away from heat, use US labeled lighting, discard browning trees outdoors, promptly dispose gift wrap, avoid flammable decorative materials, supervise electric toys, and ensure an escape plan from upper floors.
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Arthur Ramey
Topeka
NAACP Proposes Negro Regent for State Board
Parson s Kan AP The NAACP and other groups propose Evelyn Harper Atchison teacher and Kansas State Teachers Association vice president for one of three upcoming appointments to the state board of regents. Dr Charles Roquemore Wellington says no Negro has yet served on the nine member board. He notes Negroes serve on local school boards in Kansas.
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Parsons
Kan
State Board of Regents
Robert Docking
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles R. Roquemore
Wellington
NAACP
Evelyn Harper
Atchison
Kansas State Teachers Association
Docking
Roquemore
Supreme Court refuses to rehear Mississippi desegregation ruling
The Supreme Court declines to reconsider its October decision requiring Mississippi school districts to operate unitary schools immediately. A New Orleans circuit court followed with desegregation orders for 27 districts by year end and three more by next fall. The state had urged due process concerns over HEW plans and lack of a court hearing.
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Supreme Court
Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Circuit Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wet pavement blamed for eight Chanute area accidents
Eight noninjury crashes were reported in the Chanute area on a wet weekend. Incidents included a Dodge rear ending an Oldsmobile on K39 near Chanute, a Chevrolet leaving US169 south of Chanute, and a Ford on US169 north of Thayer, all with modest damages. Other notes include a stolen guitar from a car near Erie and an unidentified sideswipe on Fifth and Steuben.
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Chanute
Newt Cherem
N. Plummer
Ronald C. Daniels
S. Santa Fe
K39
Highway Patrol
Daniels
Mark Frankhauser
Independence
Us169
Billie W
Erie
Johnnie Johnson
R. 2
Larry Bell
S. Plummer
Frank Dexter Jr
S. Kansas
Alis Sutterfield
N. Kansas
Fifth and Steuben
Friml Celebrates 90th Birthday With Musical Tribute
Rudolf Friml marked his 90th birthday at the Shubert Theater with a two hour program, The First 90 Years with Friml, produced by the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. Peter Lind Hayes narrated as Friml performed his hits including Indian Love Call and The Vagabond King while guests and performers such as Allan Jones and Ogden Nash attended.
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New York
Rudolf Friml
Shubert Theater
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Frims
Peter Lind Hayes
Rose Marie
The
Threshold
Frim
Allan Jones
Ogden Nash
Tests Seek Death Cause In Kimmerly Case
Thirty five metre squad members briefed on the death of 24 year old Karen Kimmerly whose frozen nude body was found in rural Johnson County Kansas. An autopsy gave inclusive results and laboratory tests were ordered to determine the cause of death. The coroner said she had been dead about two days and appeared not to have been raped.
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Clathe
Kan
Karen Kimmerly
Johnson County
Kansas
M-Squad
Kimmerley
J. Michael Boles
Scout Pack 27 Den 3 Meets at St Patrick's Church
Five Cub Scouts under Mrs. Gar lands Isaacs and Mrs. Ray Cummings met Thursday afternoon at St Patrick's Church. Following the flag salute, games were played. Christmas presents were started for parents and refreshments were served.
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Garland Isaacs
Ray Cummings
St. Patrick’s Church
Three area students serve as guides for Senior Day at KSC Pittsburg
Arlene Matney of Lavonburg Ron Heilman of Thayer and Laird Leverenz of 712 W Main guided Senior Day events at Kansas State College of Pittsburg on November 20. Tom McDaniel 115 N Highland displayed about 25 works at First National Bank through Wednesday. McDaniel a senior pursuing a BFA plans commercial art work after graduation and is a former Erie resident. His wife Anita a NCCJC graduate teaches at Royster Junior High.
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Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Arlene Matney
Lavonburg
Ron Heilman
Thayer
Laird Leverenz
W. Main
Tom McDaniel
N. Highland
First National Bank
McDaniel
Erie
Neosho
Anita
NCCJC
Royster Junior High
Kaleidoscope Open 7 Days in Parsons
Kaleidoscope opened in Parsons as a youth oriented art exhibit and studio workshop. The program, designed for children 4 to 12, runs daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with weekend drop ins, sponsored by Parsons Optimist Club at Fox Hall St. John’s Episcopal Church and created by Hallmark Cards Inc. of Kansas City.
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Parsons
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Kansas City
Parsons Optimist Club
Fox Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Daily Clinic Update From Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to pm with a patient census of 48 adults and pediatrics and three babies. A long list of patient names and home towns appears alongside births court actions and traffic citations from city court and highway patrol records.
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Highway Patrol
Gerald Long
Hutchinson
Margaret Tersinger
Alma
Sidney Godwin
Kansas City
Larry Sims
Wichita
William Gossett
Eric R
Lloyd Nesbitt
Eric
Robert Heppner
Springfield
Wesley Brock
W.est
James Hutchinson
Kathryn Merriman
Fort Scott
Kenneth Beam
Mulberry
James Timmons
McCune
Arthur
Boyd
Tex
Jerry Gibson
W'ikeison Tavilor
Spencer
Okla
Erie
Galen Dunn
SeKan Area Scouts Elect New Leaders at Independence
The Se Kan Area Council of Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting at Wig's restaurant. A new charter by laws and articles were approved and Norman Castagna of Independence was named council president for 1970 with a slate of officers and directors from Coffeyville Independence Neodesha Chanute Fredonia Humboldt and Iola.
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Independence
Se Kan Area
Roger Findahl
Chanute
Howard Sell
Orlin Sell
Fredonia
Nat Armel
Humboldt
Jerry Allen
Jim Cooper
Robert Allen
Charles Scanlan
Howard Gilpin
E. P. Marquis
Iola
Chauncey Fisher
Willis Young
Ray York
Black Mother Plan Aids Parsons Schoolchildren
A local program begins this week in Parsons to help school age children. Mothers from St Marys and St Patricks parochial schools will pilot the plan with one designated mother per block and a visible card in the home window.
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Parsons
St. Mary’s
St. Patrick’s
Posthumous Awards For Son Killed In Vietnam
Mr. and Mrs. Cruz Jimenez of Humboldt receive posthumous honors for their son Eduardo Jimenez who was killed in action March 8, 1968, at Quang Tri Vietnam. The Military Merit Medal and Gallantry Cross with Palm were sent by Adjutant General Kenneth Wickham and the Republic of Vietnam. The Purple Heart will follow.
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Cruz Jimenez
Humboldt
Eduardo Jimenez
Quang Tri
Vietnam
Kenneth G. Wickham
Washington, D.C
Republic of Vietnam
Chanute hearing set on Tutile mobile home appeal
The Chanute Board of Zoning Appeals schedules a public hearing for December 18, 1969 at 7:00 p.m. in the Memorial Building to decide the appeal by Mr and Mrs Albert Tutile regarding a permit denial to place a mobile home on Lots 5 and 6, Block 14 Evergreen Park Addition. Ralph H Caldwell is Zoning Administrator.
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Chanute
Board of Zoning Appeals
City of
Kansas
Albert Tutile
Evergreen Park
Neosho County
Memorial
City
Ralph H. Caldwell
Chanute approves sanitary sewer project in district
Chanute Kansas city governing body resolves to build a sanitary sewer from a manhole 40 feet south of Beech Street through Western Avenue to West Beech, then 400 feet north and 400 feet east. Estimated cost $6,536 to property owners in the district. Boundaries outlined in the SE quarter of the SW quarter of section 17, township 27, range 18.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Beech Street
Western Avenue
Wilson Avenue
K.S.A
Public Improvement District Plan Adopted in 1969
Neosho County Kansas council adopts an improvement district plan with 100 percent cost apportioned to the district. The ordinance, adopted November 10 1969, describes parcel boundaries and assessment method under state law. City officials sign and seal the measure.
Kus tom Research & Development Inc Dissolution Certified
The Kansas Secretary of State certifies Kus tom Research & Development Inc dissolved. Registered office in Chanute Neosho County Kansas. dissolution resolution filed December 4 1969. Assistant Secretary Hart Workman signs for Elwin M Shanahan.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Kustom Research & Development, Inc
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Elwin M. Shanahan
Hart Workman
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